Sentence examples for allocation evaluation from inspiring English sources

While these algorithms are not particularly autonomous by the standards of a human being, they do perform the bare bones tasks of an employer: task allocation, evaluation and payment for a job done well. .

The ACG grouping system can be applied to UK morbidity and pharmacy data from both secondary and primary care activity, with the predictive modeling demonstrating the strength of utilising such data for future budgetary allocation, evaluation of provider performance and case identification.

The principal government budget and accounting information policies in Taiwan are founded on the ability to provide integrated, consistent, and timely information for government managers to make more rational decisions concerning national resource allocation and evaluation.

This approach promises to provide higher quality information for prevention and care planning, resource allocation and evaluation at the national and local levels.

Thus it seems reasonable to speak of a widespread tinnitus network that integrates the acoustic properties of the tinnitus sounds together with other aspects of the tinnitus such as attentional allocation, emotional evaluation and associated knowledge about the tinnitus as well as false beliefs about the potential danger of tinnitus.

This study has the potential to provide an important piece of evidence to inform decision making regarding resource allocation and evaluation of intervention programs.

Interoception or self-perception of bodily signals is an important component for the preservation of homeostasis via adaptive attention allocation, contextual evaluation, and action planning.

In doing so, these approaches used an infinitesimal model to interpolate a population's phenotypic landscape and help breeders optimize allocation of evaluation resources to lines with the most predicted promise.

Surgical resection often being the only modality available at presentation in those days, anatomical tumour extent was from the early days associated with outcome and became a pivotal driver in treatment allocation and evaluation.

Because it is well known that the power to measure differences between two groups is typically best with an even distribution of any given fixed sample size, great emphasis is often placed on exactly equal treatment and control allocations in evaluations of substance abuse interventions.

Furthermore, when we consider the distribution of the emission allocation and the evaluation of the efforts to reduce the GHG emissions, more concrete evaluation procedure is needed.